Engineering Economics

Author: Wu Feng
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is written to meet the needs of talent cultivation in industrial engineering and engineering management disciplines in China, as well as the demand for economic management knowledge among general engineering majors. The book is divided into thirteen chapters, primarily discussing the basic elements and principles of engineering economics, the basic methods of economic benefit evaluation, uncertainty analysis, investment estimation and financing, feasibility analysis of engineering projects, economic analysis of equipment replacement, value engineering, and evaluation of sustainable development projects. The main features of this book are:
- Serving teaching: Each chapter is followed by comprehensive exercises and is accompanied by teaching multimedia courseware.
- Application-oriented: It provides complete case studies of project feasibility analysis.
- Alignment with national policies: The content is consistent with major national policies.
- Reflecting the latest developments in the field of engineering economics.
- Emphasizing practical application: It aims to cultivate students' ability to solve real-world problems.
This book is suitable as a textbook for industrial engineering and engineering management majors in universities, as well as for other science and engineering students. It can also serve as a self-study reference for a broad range of engineering professionals and managers.